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mdttac.com/oryx-chassis-system/ Then select Savage Axis LA in options. Whatever magazine you select would need to be 30-06 platform in order to accommodate the .270 If you have questions when order reach out to MDT directly and they'll give you a hand.

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I'm curious if the safety still engages (not that it really matters) 🤔

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No issues observed up in here.

I remember that...

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Stay tuned for the next episode!

@@JayLewisFarmStyleAre you reviewing the space shuttle next?

That would be cool!

According to the urine scented back alleys of gunbroker .com, folks are asking from $279-$500 for the ones currently listed. The one from this video was purchased for $100 in barely working condition from a friend that needed money several years ago. Personally I'd say $200-$250 would be the reasonable asking price for a good working example.

I believe it did, but can't say for certain. I surplused the Max-9 a couple years ago with the box containing all the little doo-dads out came with. Thanks for watching 👍

It expired somewhere along the way. I asked them for a new one, but haven't received it yet.

New code: GATLOG7R

I'm not sure if you saw or not but we have an entire playlist on this rifle. A lot has happened since this video aired. We fixed the rifle, and now it's a real shooter. If the stock holds together and doesn't swell as others have reported that is. Bedding was probably 90% of the issue. These Green Mountain laminate stocks just don't seem to be of good quality. I wish they were, because I think they're beautiful but I can see me replacing it with a different stock someday. Good luck on your rifle.

@ I watched the whole series. Thank you for posting it. I would have bought a Savage. But I’ll get this one fixed

@161Sheriff the M77 really is a nice rifle platform and I think you will be more happy with it than you would be with just some other bolt gun once you get the bugs fixed, but it is unfortunate to have to do so much work on a rifle that cost that much just to get it to shoot straight.

You're not wrong there. My biggest issue with optics on tiny guns is the tiny part. If I'm carrying a tiny gun for convenience, I find adding dimension to it (extended magazine, light, optic etc...) to be counter- productive (FOR ME). I've got a few little guns with accessories on them and find they just don't get carried as often as something I can slip into a pocket holster. Up until recently that usually was my Sig P365. I am presently working on a long term review for my P365. It's going to have a catchy click-bait title like "My P365 Finally Failed!" or something lame like that. Something did go sideways with it, but nothing that would have stopped it from working in a gun fight. I took it out of EDC rotation until I get it fixed up just the same. I miss the tiny profile of it. As diminutive as it is I have trained with it enough to be very confident in its carry. Thanks for watching 👍

@JayLewisFarmStyle Good points as always, looking forward to the saga of the failed 365, although you've pretty much sold me on the GX4, although I'll probably go Carry model, they're a steal with the present rebate and will pair nicely with the TX-22 Compact.

I'm not opposed to it, but my cheap rearend normally uses pieces of bicycle innertube.

@JayLewisFarmStyle That's a step too far into economy for me, I'd skip Starbucks for awhile and spring for the $14.

I recently reviewed the Gowutar HHC17G. It has a 3MOA dot that was very visible.

@JayLewisFarmStyle Thanks I'll check that review out, I've been binging your GX4 catalog.

@FrankMcDonnell-v1o that GX4 is still rock solid. I've been EDC carrying it for a while now since something went sideways with my P365... (Shhhhhh, that's an upcoming video).

@@JayLewisFarmStyle Look forward to it.

I spent the past 3 days repiping my kitchen. Had a water leak behind the cabinets. Replaced everything, and left the wall open to dry out for a bit. +/- $700. It happens... Merry Christmas!

@@JayLewisFarmStyle Yeah, sometimes life will throw a curve at ya when ya least expect it. Merry Christmas to you and yours as well.

@larrymansfield9393 when things go to smoothly I start to get worried brother...

What are you referring to as lockout mode?

It depends on the height of the slide. I used it on the S&W M&P 2.0 10mm and Shield Plus without issue. It also worked for Taurus GX4, G3 series and PSA Dagger. Walther PDP was too tall.

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Thread the hole?

@ wonder if they stopped threading them so people could not put spring kits in them or something on new ones

@stevenhicks815 no idea. The one in our video was a very early Axis 1.

@@JayLewisFarmStyle yes I just bought this one month ago maybe changed it! Maybe do a timney trigger 😩

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I'm sure you're right about that. Thanks for watching 👍

If you go to Alaska Arms website and put the parameters in the filter for the scope you will be using he will recommend the correct set of rings to you. I went with a Leupold VX-3 HD 3.5-10X40mm and we used the "high" rings which are made to accommodate up to 42mm objective. The designation high is a little deceptive as they aren't any higher than what they're stated to fit. Example: the rings to accommodate a 50mm objective are listed as "extra high". With this setup the express sights are not visible at all across the magnification range. Here's a link to the rings I used: alaskaarmsllc.com/products/ruger-scope-ring-set-blued-finish-1-inch-high-right-levers-r41rr51r

@JayLewisFarmStyle appreciate it!

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How long have you had the RXM? Have you done a video?

I think I just answered this on your other comment however I'll elaborate a little here. The express sights are not visible at all with this setup using this ring: alaskaarmsllc.com/products/ruger-scope-ring-set-blued-finish-1-inch-high-right-levers-r41rr51r with this scope: www.leupold.com/vx-3hd-3-5-10x40-cds-zl-duplex-riflescope

@@JayLewisFarmStyle awesome thanks!

I measured it this morning, it is just under an inch and a quarter at 1.18". Thanks for watching and merry Christmas!

@@JayLewisFarmStyle right back at cha.

Thanks brother! Merry Christmas!

This video was part one of a series on this rifle. We've now completed six videos on this rifle, so a lot has happened with it. By part five we had the rifle consistently grouping sub-MOA. We still have work to do on the finish to stop the corrosion. Thanks for watching 👍

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Glad you enjoyed the series. I think the bedding job was paramount to our success. Do you, or do you plan to handload the .375? I almost purchased a .375 Ruger instead of the 30-06, but as I already have 3 rifles chambered in .375 H&H I simply couldn't justify it. I always wanted a CZ 550 Safari magnum in .458 Win Mag. Thanks for sharing and good luck👍

@@JayLewisFarmStyle I bought a die set- mostly as insurance, since the cartridge doesn't seem to have much traction so far, but haven't reloaded it yet. I'm still on the fence as to whether this one is a "keeper" or not. Joseph Von Benedikt (Backcountry Hunting Podcast) gave it a solid review on his channel. I needed help removing the rear sight which I will replace. If that works out, maybe I'll work up some loads. I like how you stuck with it and made it right, just not sure if I'm quite as determined )

@Rick-j6x completely understandable. Col. Whelen is credited as to coining the phrase "Only accurate rifles are interesting." Now whether or not he was the first person to say it, we'll never know but in this modern world of CNC/CAD designed $500 rifles shooting .5 MOA it reinforces the idea and is more true now than ever. Generally speaking with modern rifles if they don't shoot well out of the box I'll lose interest pretty quick. An exception would be my Turkish made Stevens 334 wasn't perfect out of the box. It required a little help to get it consistently shooting tight little groups, but it also wasn't a week's salary. I realize the M77 is a special rifle with some features desired by the dangerous game crowd (express sights, controlled round feed, stainless material, weather proof stock). I think it is this potential that made me invest the effort into the rifle rather than cutting my losses early on. Even today there are a few things I need to do to it to get the fly out of the ointment so to speak. Most pressing would be the CeraKote finish to stop the ever prevalent rust issues on the barreled action. Of note: the bolt does not have the same rust issues. I love listening to Joseph Von Benedikt and Ron Spomer. They are reminiscent of some of the old school gun writers which is something that I aspired to be as a kid. Ushered in with the 21st century, the role of the article writer has kind of gone by the wayside in favor of the Vlog. I first saw this about 15-16 years ago with Jeff Quinn and his Gunblast publication. I saw the transition and figured at the time that it would be the way of the future. Before that I never saw myself sitting in front of a camera and talking about something that I was much more comfortable putting on paper. I'm a bit OCD, and it took time to get over trying to be a perfectionist with the productions. Now I've made peace with not only making mistakes during filming but also leaving them in the finished work. Painting the portrait warts and all so to speak. Thanks again for being a part of this 👍

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No idea brother. It was a flash in the pan for my research

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Yeah I know... been meaning to swap it out. I intended to review that Dagger. The video never happened. Maybe it's not too late.

@ never too late. I don’t think they’re worth it now the price has jumped. I had plans to buy a couple more of them. The price is close enough now. I’ll just get the real thing.

@@JayLewisFarmStylethank you for this video. A realistic comparison by a person without a dog in the fight. I’m just one person but when it comes to gun stuff. Your reviews are the best. Normal products for normal people with real thoughts.

The wholesome, family friendly content creator part of me is winning in the response department. So thanks for watching 👍

Not sure what a Koba is... Thanks for watching 👍

It played! Hope you saw it.

Leave the DEI calibers alone. 🤣🤣🤣

I took that tarp down to replace it about a year later and the buttons were still holding tight. Thanks for watching 👍

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We are currently working on part 6 to the series. As of part 5 we have a rifle that solidly shoots +/- 1 MOA work a variety of ammunition. Thanks for watching 👍

I still write "TGIF" on top of my socks to remind me that the toe goes in first.

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